The CattronControl™ CT24 is a relay-based machine control unit for radio remote control systems with 9, 17 or 32 relays. Three pre-engineered standards are available but the system can be fully customized to suit almost any crane remote control application or machine requiring a relay control interface.
- Used with systems requiring between 9 to 32 command relays
- Two safety stop relays
- Simple system configuration via a secure, wireless RFID Transkey
- Works with CattronControl™ LRC-S1, LRC-M1, LRC-L1, MKU and Excalibur
- Approvals and frequencies for worldwide deployment
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User Manuals
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Compliance Docs
Housing
IP65 protection class industrial enclosure
Frequency
Approvals available for worldwide deployment
Interface
Options range from 9 to 32 command relays and two safety stop relays
Installation
Plug-in terminal connections for ease of installation and maintenance
Power Supply
Industrial wide range AC and DC options
Compliance
EN 13849-1 Category 3 PL-d, EN 60204-1, EN 60204-32, CE Compliant, RED compliant
Warranty
Standard one-year product warranty
ISO Certification
Manufactured in an ISO 9001:2015 certified operation
Supply Voltage
42, 48, 115-230 VAC; 12/24 VDC
Frequency
Licensed and unlicensed options available
Antenna
Internal or external antenna available
Interface Connection
Cable glands standard, Han24, Han32, Han34 optional
SymmetryLock
Ensures synchronization of multi-crane operations
AutoCAD Drawing Package
Crane interconnect drawings
Enclosures
NEMA 4X Fiberglass or NEMA 4X Stainless Steel
250VDC Package
Power converter for 250VDC applications
Intermediate Relay Package
Larger enclosure, relays, transfer switch and terminal strips for 250VDC or 440VAC systems
Magnet Control Package
Mechanical latching relays for Lift/Drop controls or Lift/Drop/Fan controls
Automatic Safety Override (ASO)
Monitors motion control relays to ensure relay opening and closing occur as requested
RF Range Control
RF Close Start and RF Range Limiting impose limits on the distance between the controller and machine at startup and during operation
